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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner published in Dillon Montana on Wednesdays under editor B L Poindexter. It notes the paper is mailed to subscribers and will continue until ordered discontinued and arrears paid. The issue records its first entry September 20 1902 as a second class matter under the 1879 act.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers Beav erhead county’s largest bona fide paid circulation and keeps subscription records open for advertiser inspection.
A Livingston Post analysis on the Halley comet predicts fear and disruption among people in the deep south as May 18 approaches. It notes black communities report unease and employers face worker anxiety while scientists welcome close study of the celestial visitor.
A Montana Tribune letter urges readers and land buyers to examine Treasure State prospects carefully and avoid false promises about land resources. It cautions against spreading untruths and emphasizes honest information for newcomers considering investment.
The public is invited to a piano recital by Juanita Thomas pupil of Miss Hatch at Normal assembly hall Monday evening May 16. She will be assisted by Misa Paxton a soprano.
Miss Moran leaves for Butte as the class of 1909 marks Arbor Day with a flagpole ceremony. The junior class hosts fudge party in the dorm, a surprise spread for Miss Moran, and a large Saturday dance at Summit hotel. String of readings, contests, and sorority plans fill the week.
News notes from Lima describe visits and appointments including Mrs A WW Ricketta visiting Great Falls, Tom Landers appointed as trustee, J L Lewis selling his ranch, Lester Thomas visiting from Ogden, and church attendance by Henry Gleed and George Palmer with Dillon Knights Templar. Also mentions Robert Schendel’s return from Utah Hot Springs improved, Mrs Frank Dice visiting from Pocatello, Woo Work arriving from Portland with a fine horse, Peter Sarvenson of Short Line seeking brainers in Lima, and Ed Crowns’ sheep theft case pending trial.
The Sears Roebuck Co was ordered to pay $13 750 in damages to Charles A Stickney and Co of St Paul Minn for fraudulent horsepower claims in their catalogues. Court showed 24 horsepower ratings mislabeled as higher outputs to inflate profits, with customers paying more for over rated engines. The ruling warns readers to verify purchases from mail order firms and support local merchants.
Advertises a rail excursion via Oregon Short Line with stops including Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas City St Louis Omaha Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and other points Tickets on sale May 21 June 4 11 18 25 July 7 29 Antiguat 4 and September 14 and 2ard See agents for rates and further particulars
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